The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
SIDI BARRANI - THE ITALIANS WERE WELL EQUIPPED AND HAD TANKS AND OTHER MOBILE EQUIPMENT EVERYWHERE...EVEN ON THE BEACH AT SIDI BARRANI. THIS ONE IS IN FAIR WORKING ORDER & WILL SOON BE FOLLOWING ITS ORIGINAL OWNERS - BUT WITH A DIFFERENT FLAG FLYING.
U.S. DEVELOPS NEW 60-TON TANK. THE U.S. ARMY WILL SOON BE EQUIPPED WITH NOT ONLY LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT TANKS, BUT ALSO WITH THIS NEW 60-TON MODEL WHICH HAS THE PULLING POWER OF 24 ELEPHANTS. THIS HE
Western Desert, Egypt. 13 November 1942. RAF ground crews refuelling the tanks in the front line from a petrol bowser (tanker) at right. Advanced units of the RAF refuelled in the front line Army tank
Western Desert, Egypt. 13 November 1942. RAF ground crews refuelling the Stuart 3A1 tanks (foreground) and Dingo scout car in the front line from a petrol bowser (tanker) at right. In the background a
PUCKAPUNYAL, VIC. OF ALL UNITS OF FIELD ARTILLERY, THE MOBILE 25-POUNDER GUN IS WIDELY RECOGNISED AS BEING THE BEST ALL-ROUND WEAPON IN USE. ITS VALUE HAS BEEN WELL PROVED IN ACTION AGAINST TANKS IN T
Italy. C. 1944-04. Since Alamein more than 2,000 surgical operations have been carried out in the well equipped little operating theatre of a RAF mobile field hospital attached to the Desert Air Force
It's all very well to say don't cross your bridges until you come to them....what happens when you get there and there is no bridge. This is a situation often faced by the Army's 52-ton Centurion tank